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[Rik]

I wonder how we could test?

[Ray]

I wonder if it's Mac or Firefox, Seb? Do you have another browser you could try?

I've just run it through all the MAC browsers on the site Martin posted and it's definitely a problem with FF it's OK in V2 but not V3.

[Rik]

 

Not much you can do, except report it to Mozilla, Ray.

[Sebby]

They're probably busy working on some security holes.

[Rik]

 

True.

[Ray]

True.

In the MAC O/S you mean, Rik. 

[Steve]

Apple have a " holier than thou" attitude to issues like this

[Rik]

In the MAC O/S you mean, Rik. 

I know what I mean.

The problem here is that Apple will blame Mozilla, Mozilla will blame your coding. 

[Sebby]

I blame Mozilla, given that Safari works.

[Simon]

Oi!    Bloody Mac fanboys! 

[Ray]

Oi!    Bloody Mac fanboys! 

 

[Sebby]

Can you own a Mac and not be a fanboy?

[JB]

I can make FF on WinXP truncate the email logo. If I press ctrl + which increases the page font size the email logo is as shown truncated as in the attached screenshot.

Like Ray I also use Serif Webplus to make some web pages and have noticed this effect before. Maybe something particular to the Serif product?

Ray, try the ctrl + strokes to increase your fontsize in FF and see if it happens to you too.

HTH.


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[Ray]

I can make FF on WinXP truncate the email logo. If I press ctrl + which increases the page font size the email logo is as shown truncated as in the attached screenshot.

Like Ray I also use Serif Webplus to make some web pages and have noticed this effect before. Maybe something particular to the Serif product?

Ray, try the ctrl + strokes to increase your fontsize in FF and see if it happens to you too.

HTH.

you're right JB I can get the same effect, happens in IE as well, it looks like it is some peculiarity of WebPlus that's causing it.

[Steve]

Probably would have been fine with iWeb

[Rik]

Stirrer. 

[Sebby]